The series is called RevulutionNFT, and it will be available on the Revuto website on July 11 at 12pm (ET). Each unique digital currency is priced at $349, suitable for credit card swiping and debit cards or purchases using digital currency.
According to information shared with CQ, Revuto will partner with bank Railsr (formerly Railsbank) to provide customers with data savings cards to pay for Netflix or Spotify subscriptions once they purchase.
In addition, RevulutionNFT supports cooperative trading with Crypto.com on encrypted exchanges. This feature opens up a secondary data subscription market. Once the holder sells his NFT, Revuto deactivates his data savings card and provides the new holder with a new virtual card to pay the subscription fee.
Revuto's CEO founder Vedran Vukman said that the Revulution NFT offers its 350,000 customer base a "smooth subscription fee" that they can easily share with their peers.
"If they don't use the service, the customer can simply get his money back, or even profit from selling NFTs that get his money back," Vukman said. "We want everyone to be able to manage his subscription efficiently and finally make the market for data subscriptions fairer and more equitable."
Earlier this week, the Revuto team stated in their weekly update that they have been doing a lot of development, most notably on the front end and back end, testing Railsr's virtual savings card for the US and EU markets. Card.
Revuto founder Josipa Majić said the Revolution launch is just the beginning. "Revuto is introducing something completely new to the subscription world," the founders added. "[It's] able to create a whole new market for prepaid unused subscriptions."
